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Blue Strawberry

3.8 (73 reviews)
Open • 6:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
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Connie L.

We went there to see a show. The sound was good and not terribly loud. You could actually hear a friend across the table. They did have an enforced $15 food/drink requirement for each person.

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Diane G.

A big shout out to CJ the bar tender. We sat at the bar for a Beth Bombara concert. He helped us choose a wine and we noticed all around he was taking care of his customers. Food was meh. But great venue to listen to music with local artists and others. The bar is the place to sit to meet people and feel the neighborhood. Had fun!

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Kathy G.

Blue strawberry is a special spot. It's locally owned and operated, and they feature local and regional talent. You will notice how special it is when you walk in and are greeted warmly, shown to your table and enjoy the vibe. The first three rows of tables the music can be rather loud, so if you feel like that would be an issue sit further back or towards the bar. While most of the focus is on the talent that they host, the food is absolutely incredible here. We got there early to enjoy a peaceful dinner before the show. My favorite item on the menu is the brussels sprouts appetizer. No one makes them like this. My dining companion ordered the chicken Kiev served with seasonal vegetables (squash with grilled pepper strips and onions), and roasted potatoes. I ordered the beet salad with an incredible horseradish dressing. I normally would never choose that, but the flavors complimented each other so well, and the horseradish dressing was not overpowering. Rather it balanced the sweetness of the roasted beets and the dried cranberries. We decided to get the chocolate cake for dessert, which is plenty for two people. It's so decadent and rich that we couldn't even finish it. They have a rather large cocktail menu and wine list. There's also beer and soft drinks available. Please note during shows there is a $15 minimum food/drink order person. The service is excellent! I highly recommend our server, Arissa (sp?), who took great care of us all night. There is street parking available so if you're disabled get there early to get a close spot. They have two unisex bathrooms with locks that don't always quite work though.

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Wanda H.

Enjoyed myself a bit more this time. Might've just been ME before. Enjoyed two tasty cocktails and shared some appetizers between 3 of us. The food was good again this time. The service was pretty good, though not the fastest. I enjoy the smallness of this venue. The sound was good and listening to Beth Bombara was enjoyable.

Jacklyn L.

Overall it was ok. You come here for the amazing artists who do small, intimate shows. We came and saw Nicholas Brooks, renowned jazz musician and performer. The vibes are great for the performance, dim lights and cozy setting where the artist can walk around and talk with the audience. The food, however, was ok. We ordered the fried ravioli and calamari. Fried ravioli was very dry and the calamari was average. The service was a little slow (although it was during the show, so I understand the challenges of that). Overall, it's a great place to vibe and see excellent performers.

Brussel sprout small plates.
MaryAnn B.

Quaint old building on the edge of Central West End. Went for a show. If you're going to get something off of the menu, get there early as it gets really busy the closer to show time. The servers were doing their best to get orders out before the performance started. Did mostly well. The menu is not large but includes appetizers, small plates, salads and entrees. Bar menu has usual offerings with a few unique cocktails. Show ran for about 1 1/2 hours on small stage. Ask the owner where the name comes from. Nice evening.

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Kyle C.

This is a hidden gem in the St Louis area!!! Awesome atmosphere and staffing!!! The food was decent, however the artist over shadowed everything else

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Maddie W.

Blue Strawberry is a cool spot! Came by for a show (Astrolove) but really liked the vibe of the place. Great spot to check out if you're looking for live music in STL. The service staff takes pride in working there--they were efficient and conversational. I ate before I arrived so I only grabbed an order of fries (which were great) & their Aviation cocktail. Great experience!

Michael McDermott is an amazing songwriter & musician!

First time at this venue. The sound was awesome! The service was exceptional & the food was really good. Perfect place to hear live music. Seeing Michael McDermott perform was fabulous!

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Great spot. Love the live music. Carrot cake was fire. Staff is hilarious and so helpful.

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Wonderful venue. The atmosphere is great. The workers are quick and efficient. Good food.

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Cute space. Good food. Really sweet neighborhood vibe with an old school comforting kind of crowd. Love it. Get the chicken!

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The place needs more servers. Had to wait 45 mins for drink. Also the seating does not allow for everyone to see the stage

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Packed to the point of dangerous, food average at best for an above average price considering the cover charge.

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